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hinged support with MPC184 nonlinear
Hey NRP99, thanks for your answer! I will upload a picture of the model (at the end of the reply). I used rigid beam for the MPC184 elements, but I´ll try the revolute joint option. And yes, i think you are right that the applied boundary conditions at the master nodes are causing the problems...- Hulez
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hinged support with MPC184 nonlinear
Hello lovely eng-tips-forum, i would like to model a 2-joint frame with hinged supports. The supports are supposed to be surfaces. With the help of MPC184 I connect each node of the supports with a masternode and apply boundary conditions to the masternode. Unfortunately the nonlinear...- Hulez
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